How to Cover Bathroom Tile with Wainscoting

Tired of your tile? Consider concealing it with wainscoting for an updated look.

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Hide CaptionShow Caption Caulk the seams and touch up the paint to finish the wainscoting installation.
How to Cover Bathroom Tile with Wainscoting

5. Caulk all the seams, and touch up the paint.

6. With the new wainscoting installed, you can now paint the room.

Tip: You might prefer to paint the room before you start the installation in order to save trim-painting to the bead board.

7. Reinstall the sink.

Print a materials and tools list and instructions for this project.

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